Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
SOCIETY NOTES.
he xestj1 Resume Of Society HAPPEN
,..~ST Events in the Silver CITY,

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rhspast week has been as s .S;. weeI
-Irfhs one that preceded it, but tn's "
promises to be a little gayer. ~,
H. E. Deane, Of San Francisco 10
city. ,.r;ved II
the city last evening. .1
Grant Smith leaves for San frano'''>
Tuesday u
Mr. a. ". Cornart, q representative OF a
II. Obendorief g. Cos, OF New YORK. 10 LII '"'
city, 'fss'& -oon
Mr.. L. Wise, the tailor, will leave Tor Sai'
Lake City in q few days.
Mrs. A. w. McCune will cave the CITY 20
morrow Tor, Mill; Greek, to remain lie"
weesk.
j; M. Bob,G Grant will go to Salt Lake City
in a few days on q business trip.
Misses Lulu and Ada Thornton gave ar
ire cream marty Yesterday to their youns
ladv fr,ends at Mrs. Neidenhoffen's popular
resort.
Miss Mary Hauswirth. who has been Wis.
| ting Mrs, Carr, returned to her home al
Stuart last Wednesday,.
Mr.. Alex. Cohen, the grocer, was IN Ana
conda last week on bushes.
Mr.. G. F. Brufy; of Fish Creek, is IN the
! city making purchases for his store.
Mr.. E. M. Trask, of South Butte, is IN
| Dillon in the interest OF the firm.
Mr.. r. Il. Paxson went to Helena last
| Wednesday.
A party consisting Of Mrs. j. N. Foster,
Mrs. Cooper, of New York, Mrs. Chas'
Warren. Miss Ada Foster and Miss Maude
Reznor, of Oakland. CAL. climbed to the
top of Big Butte last Friday and enjoyed a
6ue view Of the city and surroundings.
Mr.. 4, Edie will leaAe Butte for Salt Lake
City next Tuesday.
Mr., Joe Fisher is on the sick list, occa'
stoned by overwork while r~efitting his res
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Clarke contemplate a
visit to Salt Lake City in a few days.
taurant. But he has ordered a carload OF
drugs and will soon recover
Mr.. George W. Irvine II. left Butte for
Idaho last evening.
Miss Frederica Kenyon will go to Ana
conda Tuesday to visit her friend, Mrs
George Lindsay.
Miss Mamie Blackiston. daughter OF Rev.
sc. RIackistou, who has been attending
college in St. Paul, returned to Butte last
evening.
Mr.. H. l.. Frank will 60 to Salt Lake
City in a few days to attend the races.
Miss Louise Mau, of Helena. is expected
here this week. She will be the guest OF
Mrs. DR.. Bishop.
Misses Bishop, Young: Kenyon and Noyes
enjoyed themselves yesterday picnicking in
Columbia Gardens.
Hon. VIM. Thompson was over to the
capital last week. While there he selected
his seat in the council rooms OF the new
court house in anticipation of the early
calling of an extra session Of the Territorial
Legislature.
Mr.. Simon Hartman, of New York, is in
the city.
Mr.. Sam Leopold, of Leopold Bros, OF
Chicago, is in the city on business connectd
with the house.
MI. 1. Simon, of Goldsmith & Co., will
leave for Salt Lake City tomorrow. He
will be absent a week.
Mr.. j. B. Leahy, who has been confied to
his oom the past few days on account OF
illness is again at his post of duty.
Mr.. A. Durham, of San Francis: 0, is in
the city.
Mrs. Chick, of Oakland, Cal, has accepted
a position in T.. L. Bonner & Co.'s estab-
lishment.
W.T. DAUCOCh, Vi ullIp0UuIS, ID III tlC
city.
Charles Carr, OF the firm of Crosby & Carr
will 60 to Salt Lake City this week to see
the races.
Miss Florence Fuller is expected over
from Helena soon. She will be the guest of
Miss Topsy Bishop.
Miss Laura Baker will go to Anaconda
tomorrow to visit Miss Hennessy.
Miss Carrie Jacobs gives a picnic to-day
to a few friends at her fathers ranch near
Silver Bow.
Quite a party of society ladies enjoyed a
horseback ride last evening.
Mr.. Cooper, wife and daughter, OF New
York, are visiting in Butte.
DR.. Carpenter. the Chicago dentist, will
60 to Helena tomorrow.
The VAUDEVILLE picnic which took place
yesterday in Columbia Gardens, was largely
attended and proved very enjoyable.
Agent r. A. Fleming is in the city adjust
ing claims for live stock killed on the rail-
road.
Messrs. Walter Lewis, Liebenstein, Cor
don and Knowlden entertained a party Ct
gentlemen friends at their rooms last
Wednesday evening.
The Misses Hobsone, of Anaconda are in
the city IN a shopping expedition.
Mr.. John Evans is preparing to build a
handsome residence on the corner of
Washington and Park streets.
MI. C.. M. Turck, of the popular firm of
Leyson & Tnrck is enjoying himself in Den.
yer, Colorado.
Messrs. T. L. Napton and Geo. lockwood
returned yesterday from Dillon.
Miss Sarah Jenkins friends will be panied
to learn of an accident which befelI her at
her home in Missoula. While riding she
was thrown from q horse and received Sc
rious injuries.
Next Wednesday a number of the men,
bers OF the Entire Nous Club will give a pic.
nic in Columbia Gardens. They will leave
the city in the morning in Lavell's large
band wagon, taking with them a luncheon
consisting of all the good things the mark
affords, and no doubt thy will pass the
day very pleasantly. Mr.. Murray Lieben-
has been the prime mover in getting
up this affair, which speaks for it's unqual-
fled success.
GENERAL NOTES.
Madame Sarah Bernhardt visited the
Chinese quarter in San Francisco and took
interest in the Celestial theater. She
went behind the scenes, inspected the
0SUOAo "nIO1OOco duu duulreU Une skill OF
The men who played female roles. After
gazing at the singular performance, she
aid: "It's very strange. It's a theater for
children, and it makes one feel like a child
20 be i'll it,"
Ryder Haggard's wiered and interesting
novel entitled "She," which has created
a sensation among lovers If fiction. |
has been adapted and dramatizad into a |
drama by R C.. White, a well
actor OF San Francisco. James O, |
Barrows, who owns a half interest in the
play, has also added his stage knowledgein
working up the startling situations and ef- |
ects. 1t is believed that it will prove a
,reater success than The Black Crook
Excelsior and other plays OF that class.
t will be produced at the Tivoli Onera
House in San Francisco in a few weeks.
The silver girdle is the correct embra cerv
low. Millionairesses wear diamonds in
heirs.
There will be no peace in England until,
Britannia Majesty denies under her
oval seal, the dreadful rumor that a
ollllner has been presented at court. Poor
,hackeray! How he would have riddled
snobs.
Queen Victoria seems to forget that
hree'ffths OF the population of London
we on husFs, but she never foroets to
lace a wreath on John Browns grave